Dominica News

The World Creole Music Festival opened with a vibrant performance by Burning Flames, celebrating Dominica’s rich culture, energy and spirit.

Five offshore earthquakes, including a 6.7 magnitude tremor, struck near Dominica, Antigua and Barbuda and Gaudeloupe within an hour raising concerns among public.

PM Skerrit also talked about regional integration, citing that this is the only solution to the problems as the region has to take a more united approach. 

For three vibrant nights, Dominica will come alive with rhythm, colour, and the true spirit of Creole culture.

Remarks at the opening ceremony were delivered by Mayor of Roseau Ermine Sandra Royer, Whitchurch Shipping's Desma Patrick, DASPA's Carolla Belle, Discover Dominica's Marva Williams, and Captain Stefano Ravera of MV Grand Princess.

A weak trough is expected to bring periods of cloudiness and scattered showers, though heavier rainfall is likely to remain south of Dominica.

The watch has described that flooding is possible within the forecast period.

Moisture and instability from a trough will affect Dominica, bringing showers and the potential for isolated thunderstorms.

Prime Minister Dr Roosevelt Skerrit extended warm wishes to the people of Dominica, highlighting that the occasion is a time for celebration.

Prime Minister Dr Roosevelt Skerrit urged citizens to take note of their designated voter confirmation centres and emphasized the importance of confirming voter details ahead of the upcoming elections.

The meeting focused on enhancing diplomatic ties and exploring opportunities for collaboration between Dominica and Cambodia.

The author said that when he first met Roosevelt Skerrit as his high school teacher, he never imagined he would one day write a book about him.

Agreement aims to enhance visitor experiences through joint marketing, sustainable tourism, and improved travel connections between the two islands.

Prime Minister Dr. Roosevelt Skerrit announced a salary increase and a new resource allowance for public officers during a press conference.

Prime Minister Dr. Roosevelt Skerrit announced that residents will gain access to public education and emergency healthcare services under the new CARICOM movement agreement.

Sixteen new apartments were handed over to families in Roseau South, Dominica, as part of the government’s Housing Revolution Programme to build climate-resilient communities.

PM Skerrit revealed that a melody kept playing in his mind. He described it as featuring instruments from the eastern hemisphere, resembling the sound of a koto.

The five Caribbean nations including Antigua & Barbuda, Dominica, Grenada, St Kitts & Nevis and Saint Lucia have agreed to strengthen and standardize their Citizenship by Investment Programmes.

Lafond will continue to be as the member of the commission till 2029 until the end of her term.

PM Skerrit made this announcement in a public message on Tuesday on his social media, describing Charles as an exceptionally talented Dominican with a huge potential.